Iranian Defense Ministry spokesman Reza Telainik said Tehran had received “several requests from Western countries, in particular European countries” to buy Iranian UAVs, Russian RIA Novosti reported.
“By now, there are a lot more people who want to get our drones,” says Telainik.
Interest in Iranian, as well as Turkish, UAVs has grown significantly against the background of their active use during the hostilities in Ukraine. The army of the Russian Federation uses, first of all, cheap Iranian kamikaze UAVs Shahed-136/131 for massed ones. The Ukrainian army successfully used the Turkish strike UAV Bayraktar TB2.
Sometimes interest in a particular military equipment is caused by the desire to study the characteristics of a weapon of a potential enemy.